I'm an OLD mainframe programmer that did just about any kind of program in SQL. Transferring to Access has been quite a jolt!
It's very difficult to learn a new programming language. I sometimes dable in Python and JavaScript. At the moment I am looking at Kotlin.
I struggle with the apparently simplest things. I do have one advantage over other learners, in that my experience with VBA means I am pretty good at devising methods to suss out what I'm doing wrong, a bit like bug tracing.
In other words I don't often meet a brick wall, I just find it a struggle to climb up the learning slope. And it's not just programming languages, I'm currently struggling with Spanish!
When answering a question here on AWF, in the past I have thought, why are they struggling with that, it's so simple. It's only when you become a beginner again yourself that you realise it's not simple.
That's why I like doing the videos, a concept is difficult to see in text, but in a video you can present it more like a lecturer in college.
Frankly it's much easier to "Show" than try and write out an essay explaining it!